Maryland Route 331

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MD Route 331

Dover St, Dover Rd, Dover Bridge Rd, New Market-Ellwood Rd, Waddells Corner-Hurlock Rd, Shiloh Church-Hurlock Rd, East New Market-Rhodesdale Rd, Rhodesdale-Vienna Rd
Maintained by MDSHA

Length:

29.25 mi [1] (47.07 km)

South end:

US 50 in Vienna

Major
junctions:

MD 14

MD 392
MD 307
MD 16 (south)
MD 318
MD 16 (north)
MD 578
US 50

North end:

end of state maintenance in Easton

Highways in Maryland
< MD 330		MD 332 >
State highways - Minor - Former - Turnpikes

Maryland Route 331 is a two-lane rural road passing through three Mid-Shore counties on Maryland's Eastern Shore.

1 Counties traversed
2 Route description
3 History
4 See also

[edit] Counties traversed

[edit] Route description

Traveling a total of 30 miles starting at the intersection with U.S. Route 50 in Easton, it crosses over the Dover Bridge over the Choptank River, through Bethlehem, Preston, and Hurlock, before ending at Vienna on the Nanticoke River.

Route 331 passes by the original location of colonial settlement in Caroline County as well as Linchester Mill. The mill provided grain to Continental Army troops in the Revolutionary War and has operated since 1682.

[edit] History

Before 1940, all of MD 331 was part of U.S. Route 213. After the opening of the Choptank River Bridge in 1940, US 213 was diverted to cross the Choptank River via the bridge; after 1949, US 50 replaced US 213 across the bridge.

Between Rhodesdale and Vienna the route follows an abandoned rail line.